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A night duel in Minecraft: a Vigil with a red blade faces a character with a blue blade. The ground and blocks take on their colors.

Chadrixy's Infinite Lightsabers

Star Wars fan? This Minecraft mod lets you build the lightsaber you've always dreamed of. Hunt down its blueprints, put it together piece by piece at the forge, then learn to parry, dodge and throw it.

See it in action

A free mod, and it'll stay that way. For Minecraft 26.2 with Fabric.

A lightsaber that really lights up the world

Bring your blade close to a wall and it takes on the color. The ground, the blocks, the characters: everything reacts to your light. The mod does all of it on its own, no shaderpack needed.

Pick your crystal

Azure Crystal Blue blade In the caves beneath your feet

Go ahead: this key ignites and retracts the blade, here and in the game (W on an AZERTY keyboard).

Tap the saber to ignite or retract it.

An assembled chrome lightsaber.
Build your own
Nine crystals to try right here. The tenth is a secret.
At dusk in Minecraft, a green blade colors the snow and the blocks around the character. A temple stands out in the distance against the red sky.
In-game screenshot, no shaderpack. Yes, even the light on that snow.
In Minecraft, a character holds a yellow blade. The grass around them and their body take on its color.
Your crystal repaints everything around you, including you.
The parts of a lightsaber spread apart: emitter, grip and pommel, with the crystal beside the grip.

Emitter Antler, in gold

Grip Twist, in chrome

Pommel Radiator, in copper

Crystal Azure

Your lightsaber, piece by piece

At the forge, you pick an emitter, a grip, a pommel and a crystal. Each part has its own shape and its own metal. A gold emitter on a chrome grip? Go for it, nobody's judging.

Chrome
Copper
Gold
Netherite

You get 20 emitters, 20 grips, 20 pommels, 4 metals and 10 crystals to play with. Add two upgrade slots to stretch the blade, make it crackle or keep it lit underwater. With saberstaffs, that comes to 180,334,336,000 possible sabers. Yes, we did the math.

Try them all in the workshop

The Assembly Forge on a forecourt in Minecraft, with a lightsaber hilt on it. A robed character stands nearby.

The Assembly Forge

Your whole workshop fits on this one bench. Design your parts, build your saber, couple two into a saberstaff, and take it all apart when you change your mind. You get every part back, crystal included, so try anything you like.

Build yours right now

No need to wait for release. Every part in the mod is waiting for you in the workshop: mix shapes and metals, swap crystals, spin your saber in 3D, then send it to your friends with a single link.

Open the workshop

All built in the workshop. Click a saber to pick it up and make it yours.

At night in Minecraft, a character leaps with a blue saberstaff toward an opponent with a red blade. The ground takes on both colors, and a trail of embers marks it.

Parry, dodge,
throw your saber

A duel worthy of Star Wars isn't won by mashing the mouse. Your blade hits whatever it passes through, and every parry wears down your posture. Empty the gauge and your guard breaks: for four seconds you can't parry, and every hit hurts more.

  • Light attack

    Left click

    Five strikes that flow together, with a thrust to finish.

  • Heavy attack

    Shift Left click

    It's slower, but whoever parries it loses all their posture at once. They'd better dodge.

  • Guard and parry

    Right click

    Raise your guard at the last moment and the parry costs you nothing. Hide behind it and you pay full price.

  • Dodge

    Double tap

    Tap back, left or right twice, quickly, and you leap. It costs posture, so pick your moment.

  • Double jump

    Jump in the air

    Jump in mid-air to flip and land behind your opponent. From there, they can't parry you.

  • Throw

    Shift Right click

    Your saber cuts through everything in its path, out and back, then lands in your hand. Unlock it in the skill tree.

  • Melt through blocks

    Left click Right click

    Hold both buttons and the tip burns right through. A door won't stop you for long.

  • Inspect your saber

    I

    In first person, standing still, the blade retracts and the saber spins in front of you. Take a moment to admire your work.

At dusk in Minecraft, a lit Meridian temple rises above a forest and a river. Its great staircase runs down to a forecourt with pools.

The best parts have to be earned

The crafting table only gets you the standard parts. Everything else comes from blueprints, hidden in chests in villages, mineshafts, temples, bastions and End cities. Some villagers sell them too. Put a blueprint on a standard part at the forge and it takes its new shape. So open every chest: the next one might hold your favorite emitter.

Blueprints to find

Emitter Blueprint Grip Blueprint Pommel Blueprint Coupler Blueprint

Two factions, one war, and you in the middle

Vigil Grand Vigil

The Vigils

They never say a word. The first thing you'll hear is a red or purple blade igniting in the dark. Grand Vigils take more punishment, and they've mastered the whirlwind, the riposte and the plunging strike.

Meridian Meridian Master

The Meridians

They live in their outposts, sanctuaries and temples, and even in villages. Hit one and you get a warning. Hit them again and everyone nearby comes for you, until you die. Masters, older and far more dangerous, guard the sanctuaries and temples.

Feel like picking a side? Defeat 250 Grand Vigils and you can ally with the Meridians. Defeat 250 Meridian Masters and the Vigils will take you in. Only one alliance at a time: your allies will come to your defense, but joining the Vigils makes every Meridian your enemy.

It's coming with v1.0

Nothing to download yet, and no date so far: the mod will come out when it's ready. It'll be free, and Fabric API is all you'll need alongside it.

Follow the journey on YouTube

Also on Instagram and TikTok.

On release day, three steps

  1. Install Fabric Loader 0.20.1 or newer for Minecraft 26.2.
  2. Put Fabric API in your mods folder.
  3. Put the mod next to it, then launch the Fabric profile.
What you'll need
Minecraft Java26.2
Fabric Loader0.20.1 or newer
Fabric API0.161.0+26.2
Java25

You're probably wondering

How do I get a lightsaber in Minecraft?

Craft an Assembly Forge and three standard parts at the crafting table, go find a crystal in a cave, then put it all together at the forge. There's your first saber.

Is this an official Star Wars mod?

No, it's a free, unofficial fan mod inspired by Star Wars. You get the lightsabers and the duels, but no characters from the films: the factions and places are the mod's own.

Do I need a shaderpack?

No, and that's the whole idea. The mod draws its own glow and cast light, and Fabric API is its only dependency.

When's it coming out?

With v1.0. There's no date yet, but the YouTube channel will be the first to announce it.

Which version of Minecraft do I need?

Minecraft Java 26.2, with Fabric Loader 0.20.1 or newer, Fabric API and Java 25.

Does it work on Forge, NeoForge or Bedrock?

No, it only runs on Minecraft Java with Fabric.

Is it really free?

Yes, entirely, and it'll stay that way.

Does it work in singleplayer and multiplayer?

Yes to both. In singleplayer, just install it in your game. On a server, it has to be on the server and on every player's game, because the parts, structures and creatures all come from the mod.

Where on earth does 180,334,336,000 come from?

20 emitters, 20 grips and 20 pommels, each in 4 metals, with 10 crystals and 21 upgrade combinations: 107,520,000 single sabers. A saberstaff couples two complete sabers, which adds 180,226,816,000 builds. The total grows with every part added. Good luck running into the same saber twice.

Can I change the keys?

Yes. Z (W on AZERTY) ignites the blade, J opens the skill tree and I inspects your saber; you can change them all in the game's controls.